August 19, 2012 - St. Joseph Catholic Church

St. Joseph Church
August 19, 2012 - 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time
411 E. Second St., Dayton, OH 45402
Telephone 228-9272
St. Joseph Parish Mission Statement
We, the faith community of Saint Joseph
Parish, open to the Spirit as disciples of Jesus
Christ, proclaim, witness and celebrate the
Kingdom of God among us, through service,
healing and reconciling love.
Masses for the Week
Monday, Aug 20,
Tuesday, Aug 21,
Wednesday, Aug 22,
Thursday, Aug 23,
Friday, Aug 24,
Saturday, Aug 25,
Sunday, Aug 26,
12:00 Noon
12:00 Noon
12:00 Noon
12:00 Noon
12:00 Noon
12:00 Noon
4:30 pm
10:00 am
Special Intention
Feast of Our Lady of Knock
Steve Kolakowski Jr.
Florence Muhlenkamp
Tom Hogan
Fr. Lenord Goettemoeller
Edward Griffin
St. Joseph Parishioners
Parish Registration: Call the rectory Monday thru Friday 8:30 am to 2:30 pm
Baptisms: Noon on Sunday, call the rectory to schedule
Weddings: You must be a registered parish member for six months to set a date. Allow 6 months preparation time.
Confessions: Monday thru Saturday 11:30 am until 11:55 am
Holy Day Mass: Noon on the Holy day
St. Joseph Staff
Rev. Angelo Anthony, C.PP.S., Pastor
Rev. Ken Pleiman, C.PP.S. Assoc Pastor
Rita Zimmerman, Business Manager
Finance Council
Jim Bolton
Lou Homan
Jonathan Spowart
Parish Council
Harry Bossey
Rick Carlile
Chris Crawford
Mary Doerr
Cindy Hill
John Ludwig
Amy Spowart
Libbie Worley
St. Joseph Update
Reborn in Baptism
Kendall Grace Jarrell
Welcome to St. Joseph Parish
Glenn & Carla Black
George & Mary Freiberger
Edward & Gerry Mechenbier
Just a Reminder...if you attend any of the
three parishes in our cluster you can put your offertory
envelope in the collection basket and it will be sent to
your home parish.
Save the Date
Miami Valley Life Chain
October 7th from 2:00 –3:30 pm
E. Stroop Rd in Kettering.
The Great Adventure
continues at Emmanuel with Jeff Cavins
teaching us about the Apostles and the
establishment on the ground floor of the
Roman Catholic Church. The Kruecks had
this to say about our past Matthew study:
“We never understood the Bible as we do
now. It's amazing how the Old Testament
and New Testament mirror each
other........the New fully fulfills the Old.”
Come join us as we journey with the
Apostles on the 2nd, 4th and 5th Tuesdays
of each month beginning Sept 11th through
May 21, 2013. For further information
contact Charlie & Susie
@ 890-6262 or Kathleen @ 667-8566.
Financial Information
Collection for Aug 12th $5724.00
Charity Collection $153.00
Thank You Frs. Angelo and Ken
Prayer List
Rest in the Peace
of Christ
Stella Lipinski
You are What you Eat
The effect of receiving the body and
blood of Christ is to change us into
what we receive.
—Pope Saint Leo the Great
Please keep the following people in your
prayers. If you are seriously ill or undergoing
surgery and would like your name added to the
pray list please call the rectory.
Jim Allen
Peg Anderson
Patricia Bornhorst
Greg Bower
Ralph Chapman
Tim Chapman
Elijah Deckard
Nancy Dolan
Willie Dunson
Mary Fiste
Joseph S. Franchina
Robert Garrity
Clara Garza
Dorothy Grant
Laura Grump
Norma Hickey
Randy Kramer
Cathy Kreitzer
Jane Lewis
Chris Luehrs
Helen Moore
Walter Overholser
Barbara Pacey
Stephanie Potter
Isaiah Ramsey
Mary Helen Wedig
Pastor’s Corner
When speaking about a close relationship within a family we will sometimes say “you are my
flesh and blood.” It is this kind of close relationship that Jesus wants to have with us by giving us
his flesh and blood as food and drink for life. As Jesus said: “Whoever eats my flesh and drinks
my blood remains in me and I in him. Just as the living Father sent me, and I have life because
of the Father, so also the one who feeds on me will have life because of me.”
This food from heaven is not simply bread that
becomes a part of us like eating a slice of
Wonder Bread. When we feed upon the Body
and Blood of Jesus it doesn’t change into us
like ordinary bread, we change into it. Through
the gift of Holy Communion we are transformed
into the Body of Christ.
Sometimes we’ll hear people say “I didn’t get
anything out of Mass” almost expressing an
attitude that Mass, our worship of God, is
entertainment and if I’m not moved by what is
presented then it is not worthwhile or is
somehow lacking. This line of thinking reflects
a misunderstanding of what is happening at
Mass. Receiving the Eucharist, the body and
blood of Jesus, is the most amazing
experience we can ever have! Jesus gives
himself to us so that we can have life.
Unless you eat the flesh of the
Son of Man and drink his blood,
you do not have life within you.
— John 6:53
This truth is highlighted in the Memorial Acclamation: “When we eat this Bread and drink this Cup,
we proclaim your death, O Lord, until you come again.” Fr. Jude Siciliano notes: “In other words,
when we eat and drink at this Eucharist we proclaim the meaning of Jesus’ death for us. What
Jesus did for us, we are enabled to do for others. The life Jesus has from the Father, we now
have in us.”
Our participation in the Eucharist is an expression of our thankfulness for all that God gives to
us. We gather to receive the gift of Jesus not because of our own merit but because of God’s
goodness and desire to be one with us, that we are one in flesh and blood. The question for
reflection today challenges us to ask “Will others see Christ in me?” Once I walk out of church
do I hang up my prayer shawl and go back to my regular way of living or am I aware of the
saving action of Christ within me, transforming me into the Body of Christ?
Fr. Angelo
Word of Life
It should also be noted that in a society that respects natural law’s right of religious liberty, a conscience clause should be redundant. That is: with or
without a stated “conscience clause,” the government
cannot force religious institutions and churches to act
against their beliefs. It should be understood, and has
been understood that it is the natural right of man to
follow his faith… until now.
~ Most Rev. W. Francis Malooly, Bishop of Wilmington, Homily, Fortnight for Freedom Mass, June 21, 2012
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A Franciscan Come and
See Weekend
A Come and See Weekend for single, Catholic women
ages 18-45 interested in learning more about Franciscan
religious life on Saturday and Sunday, October 6-7 at the
convent of the Sisters of St. Francis, Oldenburg, IN. The
convent is located 3 mi. off I-74W at exit 149. There is
no fee. Come, meet the sisters, pray with them, learn
about their lives and experience community. For more
info or to register, contact Sr. Joan Miller, PO Box 100
Oldenburg, IN 47036; phone: 812-455-9348; email
joanm@oldenburgosf.com
Pray for the Men and Women
Serving in the Military
Gary Eilers
Cody Landers
Greg Marcus
Patrick Saltsman
Michael Daly Smith
Catholic Radio in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Sacred Heart Radio, WNOP 740 AM and 89.5 FM, broadcasts Catholic radio programming around the clock.
Moments of Reparation, hosted by Jesuit Father Herbert Raterman, Monday-Friday, 4:45 p.m.,
WCNW 1560 AM; Sundays, 11:30 p.m., WSAI 1530 AM.
Faith and Justice Forum, religious talk show hosted by Xavier University Programs in Peace and Justice,
Sunday, 8:30 p.m., WVXU 91.7 FM.
Rosary, with Father Michael Paraniuk, Friday, noon, WOBO 88.7 FM.
Radio Rosary, daily, 7:15 a.m.; Monday-Saturday, 5 p.m.; Sunday, 4:30 p.m., WCNW (1560) AM.
The Best of the Daily Bread, Bible teachings on daily Eucharist readings, Monday-Saturday, 7:30 a.m.,
WCNW 1560-AM.
Radio Maria, 88.7 FM, Catholic station with programming heard within a 40-mile radius of Anna, OH
Radio Maria, WULM 1600 AM, Springfield/Dayton. WULM can be heard within a 50-mile radius of
Springfield, at night within a 15-mile radius of Springfield.
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:
St. Bernard
St. Pius X
The Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary
St. Rose of Lima
St. Bartholomew
St. Louis; St. Joseph Calasanz;
Blessed Virgin Mary
Ez 24:15-24; Mt 19:16-22
Ez 28:1-10; Mt 19:23-30
Ez 34:1-11; Mt 20:1-16
Ez 36:23-28; Mt 22:1-14
Rv 21:9b-14; Jn 1:45-51
Ez 43:1-7b; Mt 23:1-12
Jos 24:1-2a, 15-17, 18b; Ps 34; Eph 5:21-32;
Jn 6:60-69